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Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
DIHYl.

MAKsEY-Suddsnl on the 21th instant'
near Red Lion, New Ossle Oounty. VIA "a
Ian g., son OF John mArsey, ssed ~
years o months and IL days.
Relatives and friends aro respecuuiy III
vitsd 10 attend hts funeral from the rssioenos :
Of MA tathef, on sriday, the so.n ins'i
o,c1 c1ook % m, services At the house. An,er
mept at st. Georges cemetery.
q oK In this city, on the 2sth tnm. mary.
vile Of samuel u. Oosk, In the S'tn year
Keistiyes and friends Of the family or;
respectfully invited 70 attend tns IapsIs, g.
from the residspcs Of her husbapd, Zoo Wes'
thirteenth street on Friday next ~ oe iooa !
n m. Ipterment at Marcus HooI. Servcs'
al the kpi c,pAi church at that place.
Delaware County papers please coy.
DUDLEY. On the 2sth inst, Margars
Dutley, aged IS years.
| Relatives and friends ere invited 70 atteo'
the fu neral from her late roideEco, no U!
Walnut street, on Sunday, 'ctoosr ~, Az
90 ooE. services at / zlon church. tnterae On
| at 1 zion cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
THIRD EDITION.
UQta.

Doe0.
Four schooners loaded with wood Hr-
rived at the pulp works on "Wednesday.
The cara intended for the acocmmo.
datior Of the Presidential party teft tnis
morning. They were sent on . special
freight.
The local hits got of BY tbs troupe st
the Academy Of Music las5 evening
we're we'll received by the audiences.
The gallery fairly howled itself nosiso.
The tepders Of engines No. A7 OF the
N g. p. railroad and No. LOT OF the "a
". q B, railroad were taken TO tno r.
w. q B, shops in this city for repairs.
+ q. johnson d Son are moving TO
chair new building, No. 225 Market
street. from :heir temporary qusfters on
Market below Second to-day.
rhs steamer Georgia, OF the Old Bay
Line. has been brought to the works OF
the Harlan & Hollinasworth Company
for repairs.
The Young Peoples Association o,
ft, Paul's n e. Church have prepared
IN interesting program iof Idle eSen
ing's entertainment.
Superintendent 1. N. Mills, OF the
Delaware Division r. T., has COM
menced the erection OF Q tasty Dsfn so-
Joining his residence Ut Clay ton.
VIM. Vernon, . we'll known outoner
In the Third street market, has several
biooded sheep on exhibition atthe stAee
fair ut Dover.
MIRA Walker of Midd letown and
Mrs. Jacob G. DeAkyne OF this city are
spending . week with joan oosRrin o'
Smyrna.
Captaiu Alexander Kelley has been
elected president OF the jackson L'm'
and Goal Company, vice Ralph Fever
icy, resiguso.
l.. w. Stidham & Son will sell 'o'
of goods at their auction rooms on sat
urdny morn ping and in the evening they
will sell watches, jewe.ry, silysEwars
SC.
George W. Moore, 606 West SIKH
street, mas been very sick for the pae
nine days with maisrisl fever aud ns
not been able to attend to hte business
bat no is now getting along nloeiy.
Dr.D.A Vernon purchased % ton
of phosphate 80 me two or three week
ago of the John A. OransSon COMPANY
10 apply to h.s farm near Media, IA
A pretty good dose for one season.
John Il. Hofiscker of Smyrna left
Tuesday for Montreal, canada, sccon
panied by George V. Maeeey, Esq,
Dover, his attorney in the settlement
the H oraoe d. Ozark estate.
Mr.. Jordan, the photographer, N
6l3l5 Market street, has placed a Ian
frame containing specimens Gf b
bandiwork at the entrance 70 the butl
ing in which he is located.
Elca Wheeler, a niece OF John ID
Caffrey, No. 302 East Fourth street, c
n deep cash In her face on Necnesd
morning by slipping and falling On
pavement while attem mpting TO pull
blanket from o wagon.
The schooner Jennie Rosaline, III
Bangor, Maine, 10 unloading 1CO
plasteripg laths at the wharf OF 81
mons & Bro. to-day, aud our build
can be accom- modated at the low
market rates.
Verdict of consumer brought face
facs with reputation OF mAnnfAc ;ui
by means OF cans sealed and lahsse
Pra.t's Astral Oh Is the best. y. j
Belt, sole agent, sixth and Market
AK your grocer for Il,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
For tho preridenl's Use.

The Pullman cars Altarata, Nelasco
and the Pullman's Private Car, have
hcsn put in complete ord'r at the run
man Car Works, over Eleventh street
bridge, for the use OF President Cleveland
aud MS party on their western trip. Ibe
pullmaG's Private Car will be for the
exclusive use of the Presid Mt and Mrs
/ Cleveland and will be the last car on the
specIsl train. The main saloon, which
will he used as dining and sitting room,
/. covered with handsome Brussels car
net and upholstered in rich SILK plush. IN
addition to other furniture 1t also con-
tains u flue parlor organ ana wriuAC
desx. The sleeping aud dressing rooms
are next TO the saloon, and are nicely inr'
nished with large folding bed aud Other
convpniences. The rear end OF the car A
taken up with the observation room
. which is furnished in mahogany and up
holstered 10 blue plush. This car is on
, of the fl oest In the world, aud has bcel
! used bv President Grant, Prestden
Arthur and other prominent Americans
. and distinguished foreigners vine hay
/ been visiting this country.
The A ltarata contains smoking an
. lounging apartment, and has ilorarS
barber's room and BATHROOM, while til
forward part will be used for baggage
TheVelasco will be next to the Presiden.
= !. car, aud 10 what is known as a drawing
'' room car. II, the same as the others,
handsomely furnished and uphoiste' &c
The three cars will b. connected by wins
is known as the vesi!hnie arrange4nen
IT which viii make the entire train the san
!. Ms one long car They win be lighted |
n electricity, the currenS for which will
l., supplied by ba teries OF 32 cells eac
le under each car. These batteries will n
Q. the lights about eight hours, and Will
9: charged by dynamo located in the A
n, iarata, the power tor which Will be o.
ot tAiued from the axle of the car. II
y journey will occupy about 22 days, al
4. during that time the party will iraV
0. near 5000 miles, the greater part
th which, however, will be done at night,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
BAr.al1h la S'o'1I

Col. John II Moore h.' I'll
a.sor,n ent of clUthiaa OF NJ
xst ntr, ct, which b. y o,,n| ,,T
ds1r.s His oveIco.t,' .'1 S''1
,eiled at tae price, ara y.
be- said OF business .a.'' c,,,,| ~
Of finer texture. NJ o'sII si
Iert,em anly ssslslah's W."
.ure in " aitirg on caS'Sa'ls.j| Sa NJ
one Will Ue treated IN ". ,....I N
on the hints 1. contains
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
THE WINDOW.

The window in our store does
not represent tue stock. We can
only put in q few samples Of
some Of our lending suits; still
we are Satisfied II you give the
window good look you will see
that there are bargains ineide
For Fall Overcoats we can't be
beat ia this city. Suits OF al
styles, colors and cuts to tui,
the most fastidious. All we ash
is that you come and see US be
fore you buy.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
F0uRTh EDITION
stass Conventions.

"A
rbs pl,tform adopted By the New
York Democratic b'Ate yovent,ou'
which met Ut sarstoRa on Weonesus,
ssx~,ion III the last fiscal year exceeded
n, ,O(, on o 600. and that the revenue
shouIo be red uced by not less thAn that
smornt throuah rea uctions 10 the In.
,srnsi taxes aud in the tariff; points
ont that many millions OF acres OF the
onhlic lands t'have been recovered by
she Oeuocratio Administration ana To.
Turned 10 the people for the ute Oh
actual settlers;" supports the civil ser
vice laws, but declares that, "in view
Of the radical change In administrative
methods. which grow out OF the OWL
ssryice laws, and the difference OF
opinion which exists In relation
Thereto. We deem the subject one
whioh might appropriately be submit.
ted TO the popular votei expfoeaos
svmpathy fot the cause Of Irtsh home
rule: ssserts the right OF local eelf.eov'
ernmeut for cities; says snat sne op.
pressiye hours Of labor demanded ol
their employees by many corporations,
lderiyins large pro6ts from the use OF
public streets or land acquired for pub
iic use. should be 30 regulated oy iaW
that no more than ten hours shall be 70
! ouired for . days work, and that o.
{ corporations other than municipal
I should be required 70 pay their en-
. ployes whose wages sse py tne a.
opos , week, and 10 money"
!, The Republican STATE Oonvennon 9
u Massack useas met In Boston Wednef
d day. The platform adopted declares 10
% a protective tariff; liberal approprii
y tions for the reconstruction OF the nsvy
!. for internal Improvements, national Ai
: 70 ed ducution, pensions for disabled 90
diers and sailors, and reduction oil II
ternal revenue taxation; condemns Ut
systemntic suppression OF the Eep nol
can vote in The Southern Slater
81 approves the national civil se
Woe law and demands that II
exterded 20 other departments not no
und er IT. provisions; demands the &c
satlon Of the compulsory coinaRe
silver, the passage OF nationsl ban
= rupt law and protection OF o
i fishery int1Iss4; approves tue .
ton OF the last Legislature In enac
ling 30 many temperance statutes 81
deinasds the continued enactment
/. prosrsssiye temperance measures. o.
d, slso favors the submission 10 the peoi
{ Of . prohibition amendment TO the Ce
st,tutlun.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
bRse bat.
Gam ee nlsyed yestar1ay

Games played yester1ay:
Chicago-Flrst eslu-. Cd
Pt,tsbut1, 8 Second esze, d
Pittaburg,
Ds,roil-De'roit, 7; Iljlnl
CicvslauG-Louisv.lie, "A
laud, 3.
No gamcs were playel ln|
phiA, Brooklyn and ST. Toj
o)unt Of rain. a: Nov YoiI
ton New York garis was s;0o|
cod OF tho fourth iuriua b1
SCORE being 4 tor Boston AMI
York.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
Caro- of Thanks,
STANTON, Del, Sept. 20

oTANTONi DBL, sept. 70.
EDITORS REPUBLICAN: Will you
allow he through the columns Of the
REPUBLICAN to return my heartfelt
thanks IL the people who worked 60
hard IN aiding me to save property at
the burning of my place, on Tuesday
afternoon, and also TO those who have
conveyed the many kind words of sym
pathy to myself and family since our
loss Respectfully,
JACOB 3. HYATT,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

Women's Indian As.o,,,

The annual meeting Of In
Indian Association Will be
West Presbyterian Church
Monday evening. An attract,
is being prepared, and eaors
made to increase the membepI
reports Of the Secretary asiI
will be read and officers e!ec,slI
solo will be given by an al
Wi!ming.onian and there VII
singing. Mrs Quin'o on w.l,tJ|
OF thought from the Mohswk \
Miss Susan T. Flische the yjgI
| girl now studying med!c.uss.
sylvania Womeh's College vUI
be pres mt. Miss Fli.cle /,
bright Eyes" who i,llwT
plause as a lecturer in Elgasi
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
Granted Nstur.,,xa,,on P.psrs.

Emma Q. Frazer, employed In the
Treasury Department at Washington,
Wednesday appeared before Judge Col
Inns, in Chicago, acknowledged that
she was ever 81 years old, was born In
Canada, had lived In this country Ave
years, and desired to renounce her al
legiauoe to Queen Victoria. Sho wAs
granted naturalization papers.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
The bohemian Ila. IN

The glass blowing exhltl,|
Ia now beir < conducted 10 Ui|
Hall 10 we'll WORTHY the "A
the public. IL addition lo1
wonderful things made O. 4
Juke's electrical sppaiAiG
worth more than the pie: 4
admission. This apfsrail,
0 com bin atlcn Of an oris1 q
1aud bells, all OF whieh are
electricity. There Is ' u
each evening for a case o' !
which wss won last pisl!
Matte Jsckton.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
Ne ArlLg Comp eiiOu

The Bethany Baptist Chrri
aud Jack son ttreeth, IL rspli |
o I'm p letion. Tie structure ID
style, and has a sieep.e rlsl
to the btick work Sul sulnj
q wood eu spirs 90 feet tlsl, |
sure bss a granite base, Dsl
| structure of brick iaid 10 IA
with Ohio stone triu uiDi.
viii be Of slate AID open rhHI
windows will be Of Ca'lei
and the ficDt Cne vii. be nl
1 character. The cos; Of Ice q
l be $l8 90,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
An AUTOMATIC Whist

The Penrsylvsuia Rii.Ita
Is or xperimentin9 Win sl
whistle. which will give y
railroad crossings Ubelnei
en- gineer lie awake, The tt'
pie, co ~ istipg OF o bar wy
within au inch Of ths tIacir
bar Ia connected with the vi
a place 600 yards from the q
bar .ttikes q prcjection asl|
whietle. II the engineer
whistle will quickly sWaA'a|
rem!Ld him OF his duty
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
storekeepors Lock y

Storekeepers should bgO1
for parties who bring hs,
market. which they stll to!1
case occurred q few daysu,
.torekseper weighed some .. q
and foui d them two OF .
short. He promptly retltlS|
seller In the King stfe'E In
after wards fell inio the ~. lsa'|
OF the Market sTel'z' VIZ
lump and warned 'le W ~
conss qusncs If hs a''snp''|
again.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
rhs Be,l rsIsphess ssis.

Ac.,pa Attorney General jerks o.
Wvdnseday received prie yea COPY ~
che opinion Of tho U; .: Coutt h d.
TON dismiseine the Bell Telephone sa,,'
A'ter reading It he instructed U.
District Attorney Calvin, As Boston, 70
take an appeal 10 the euprens oouis oi
the u nited States. Mr.. Jsnks ssid ne
did not regard the opinion - sood lsw,
and he believed It would be reversed
by ths higher court.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
BoAutifuI Birds.

Parker has . nue lot OF beautiful
caDary birds which are singing very
apsly and eive premise OF superior e1.
oeIlence. He sent one to Baltimore
Yesterday, and he I. almost daily rs,
ivino orders from those who wish 70
sdd a eeaut tiful bird to the ATTRACTION o.
their drawing rooms.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. 6l6 King 81
TELEpHoNE SIGNAL, 165,
Open all night.
J. a. WILSON,
Fanerai Direofor.
Philadelphia, Wilmington q Bal
timore Railroad.
Iuue 18th, 1897,
Trims Will leave Wilmington ~ fellows.


Trims Will leave Wilmington - fellows.
rn,.sdelphia tsxpreSsl, a. 2 ~, $40, 81,
1913 ~, 10, AZ. 10 OF, II 30, IL u al
i! 20, ] ~, 22r, ~. c 40 and % q. N.
n heoornmoh alien. Q 40. 7 90. u. 10 % :, D.
Ess, 4 90, b ~, I 20, Y 90, 10 30 p: N. 49,.
st7, j, IS, Ii ii \. ~. IL 10, -, go and i.ls
= Acoonnoasuop. ste. : 90, 1os, sla, lo,t
q. m, 2Sk, . %, baT, 40, 70 and ~ ~ p. n:
10 o., II si a. NJ. ala "a, 90, - n, "1S'
Tsr west Uaex.er, VIZ LsrncEia, ato ard
slba: m, 4 GS aaA 4 30 2. 81.
| For Newark toent.ol sno >, in,e,neai''s I.
stations, Z 81 a. IN, l. sc snti . A y: "a. A..
HaitlIn0rs aad inlsrmsGi.ys stations, 10 %
! =, H., b IL bnh II IS y. N.
Bsitiinors apd Fay Lias, % ?: M
Baltimore and Washila.cp, l f5, 40, =
90 oO3, IL 90 a. N, Ii 0s, NJ II, sa, ~, ls'
rrsihs icr Ds.arArs Division isA9e for:
New Uastle, 0 %, s 81 =. IT,, IL Sb, q %, w.
S1s o. III. ami "a rs night
gsor9eSorE and LcWos, - b. m.' IL" ~
y For KehoDo:s, q 90 a. m. sad $50 ts1'
ssesford (Express) ccp. NJ.
HHrr,nrton, DoimsE and way rtst,ona'' y
Exptses 81; for Harrins.oa, ssa p. u. wst
nyp-s's - f tor Dover, Harrington and us'
: uGr, IA us pisnt.
Y-anxiin CITY, 60 .. n.
Express for Ospe CHARLES, Oid foiat ocl1
tort and n criolk, IL CO pisnr.
e Leave PhilsdolpbiA, broad s:ree., T.
Y Wilmington teyp-esel, IL 70, 8so, 2o, !.
} .le, 20 20, Ii Is, II IS .. m. 10, bol- 4 "
c 90, sos, b2l, scT, eti, II 20 p. %.
!, Accommodation, . 20, 10 2e .. NJ. =,
n s3r, ts7. . "a. . % 10 ca 10 % snd u G ..
c rra,ps marked thrs ts)Afs u:aissd sxpre
1rrn watch aNs-A fass 10 charged.
Yor further iotcrnksion psssonBsfs tfo )
,afrs,f e. tas ,icss. olces b. .as slssioL.
@ j. X. TOUD,
d 6anerA, rSaca1ge: Age2is
Il UAAaLns u, FuSH 9sceIrI MkaAsaf.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

Mlss Mollia Scott, OF Seaford. is the
oUget ot Mrs Norman Bottger, No. 6OS
Z 1at Fourth street..
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
Fifty.niDe Year, w

Colonel The mas Johp,3a,l,. a.t.
ant GC,ftS Of The yerd of the !a. h''.s n
llng.worth Oon,p.pS' nS o.Ss,la| S,s
last Sunday, snd W. !. Vs,,tptI
proved By some Of Of, bis : 'I,,.:;]] 'tI,,.:]
sented bin WIN 'otoibs.l
waton, end a nun hel sIS o. ., T'IT id
Il the event. Very rev "a hail
friends tLouRht tha, ,on,nty,
that far on life's punt m,ry
srust that lie may s''
ihe day. --~-
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

NyOIICE-A A MsfrIeG OF TIE
~ jackson, Lima and Goal 90. held on
See'e Bber ~ 1887, the resignation Of salph
Peverley az Ptesident and Director was &C.
&c red.
Ata meeting of the company on Sept. 20.
1857, Oapt. Alexander kellsy was elected
company row are:
ALEXANDER KELLEY, President.
HENhf q. DJRNWARD,
| Vice President and Treasurer.
| GEO, ". .FIEkSUN, Secret lry. s2V-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

Race Declared ON.
The RAGS bstween the Volunteer and
Thistle has been dec,sI ed of for TO day
on account of the weather.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
sA lYImOMK q UBIo RAILROAD
BuAEDULR IN EFFECT, July Q, 1857.
Trains leave Dsiaware Avenue Dspos:
EAST. T.HOUND:,

BUAEDULH IN ErFEUE, July o, ieo.'
Trains leave Dsiaware Avenue DspoE
EAsT.BoUND:..
PhIiA. Accommodation, daily ... .o.loA- x
Philn. Accom-, obi alton, oaiiy .......oo a. =
Pbiis, Accommodation, daily .....1.sb A ~
Phila. AocommodAtion, daily ..io:io Az :
Phila. b Ohes;or exprsas, daily lila A. "
Phiia. AccoLo mediation, daily .... l.oO p. n.
Phi.a. Accommodation, dsily..... $40 p. n.
PhiIa. & Chester express, daily. ..t.6o p. n.
Phil. Accommodation, dAily....... ass p. N
Phiia. Accommodation. daily, e.so p. .,
Phi!s. & onoster express, daily. 1.es p. "a.
PhilA. Acoomm odAt Ation, daily,....ss.oo p. n.
w45T-BOURD:
Cficaxo L mited, daily ...........S.to A. r.
Arrives Chicago $50 next morning..
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
ox9sP: sqndsy:,ii.;;;;sa,s'Ss. d,,:, q a. :. =
Arriy,s Oinsinnaa I'ts A. M. 81 Loe1
Baltimore Accommodation, daily. 800 p. n
On!caso and st. Louis Express,
............,....'.sso ~ " ~
s,ngorIy Accommodation, daily, 10 o. IA
R0k LANDgNRERa, o 90 A. M;aunda!
400 =. ~, and s.s5 P. M. daily.
Trains laavo Market street Station;
Fer PhilGdeiphia e.s0 A. a., daily excsp
sunday, 2+t p. M, daily. for bsisimor
re 2: NJ; daily. 70. Landenoers; 4 S,sS ~ an n
Sunday on.y; 2.s5 and 5.25 p. &c daily.
{ Trsine for Itlnington-i,eave PhliAds
phis "7.o and $50 .. m. daily. 7le Q, u
, daily, except sunday 1000. tlo.tb B. u
daily; 2Go. $50, &.2s, 100, $40, $50. s.l
10 90 D.. N. dGilv.
Express tEainst
| ". M. ELEMENTS, U. X. LORD.
;. Msnaser. Genl PSss. ASen
Telephone No. 1913.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

NJuTIOE-A NEW RULE HAS BEEN
~ adopted By the Wilmington and
BrsndyviLe Cemetery, under which this
corporation will receive eums OF money,
either deposited with 1t or be esueatEed TO IT,
for the maintenance and repair OF lots,
monuments, tombs. vaults, 80. A ID
SMITH. SEQ: etary. si3 m.th.lm
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

xyTANTEU-s -slTUAIIUN AS CLERK
w or sElssl"dy in dry goods or notion
sto Q ty young lady. address Dry Go9ds,
Re epublio.n ctice. lts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

IOR RENT-STORE AND hE4TAU-
Il rant in Washington street market. APP
pl y at the store, s29-3t-
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
s.aps Of the reup'I' "a,
cha Wesirs''

Tomorrow promises oOcIr % ID
ia ia,r, G,'s with .lisat ,.,,,a,s' vsI'a''
stationary leppels.x.1
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

DU8LIO SALk-wILL BE SOLD AT
L StiChAm Sons au stion room. ON Sat
urday night. Ucs LIST, tine gold and silver
va ches, c1ains, iouClry, cloth ing and all
kinds OF not,ons, farcy goods, silyerware &C.
IT. abov, goods will be positively sold to
c ose out q large store. Gall and examine.
L.. W S!IDd An b son, Auct $40 81
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

NJR SAI.E-UHEAP, a SET or FIRST.
clsss single harness. Als1 two ss:s OF
double Wagon harness. J. A. GUNNER, so.
Ea3t 4tb street. ezS 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
Gone TO Tren'0D

Gone 10 M
no.w,ts.tsndina ~ sso,OSa
dsessr Nos@''Lb,tI. tbts moruiOg |, y sp!sIC Ss Z
s ", q tls ,.osI, pay'Gt i've f,ie.sas q
sae toe lie l,edaes sr'a'tGd G,Ia aDI,i i.aSs p'
,be' The appreciation Iy Of , al . eSorp,b1
8 the " > cr rs 'ess.asbllshed feet.
At the Academy ncy,,"~rssl, !"
The Acaiemy, y,,".ivs WI peri.Irj
70 :os soideue !, Bar,sss!as 3 arssS!rs Js'P1
5ompAryill ..,n iii oommen;;e, ,ps - 80.
nv ivan Ihe rsmalndssrr sr,n, ., " rpt'tSaI
i5iJ I%i II iH' oomsd 'dTsprs TSers s.l; ~,
3. 2 .Se Sor. .pss = spt s''n'''' -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

IlYANTED-BOAk by YOUNG
sS man IN private faulty. fourth street
bet gcen Monroe and I'rocme location PIE
feTfed. ADDRESS -. ID this ONCE. s29SLs
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

Oue additional death from cholera
occurred Wednesday at Swinourne
Island, New York No new cases have
been reported and no danger 10 sppre'
hendtd of = spread Of the plague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
Law Schools.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW

LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL. u. D.. IL. d.. Chancellor
The Twenyunth Session begins september ~ 1887 and
June !, lSSS
Tho course ~ designed to give the student;
thorough the examinations required Tor
admission TO The Bar
knowledge OF tie principles OF substantive law
and OF pract
A familiarity with the best methods Of study and clear
Of hole and OF all ITS parts and
Of the - 10 each other
of aud oral and written examinations
allowance OF than
v made for previous study
lows;
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, LID. Admiralty and
Maritime Law. jurisdiction and Practice.
AUSTIN ABBOTT. Il D.. Preparation Tor Trial
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